Having already made two approaches for Christian Horner, Leo Turrini has suggested third time could be a charm for Ferrari.

Red Bull parted ways with team principal Christian Horner last week, ending his two-decade tenure. The move has sparked plenty of questions about what comes next for both sides. Just days after leaving Red Bull,

Prior to Wednesday, Horner had served as the only team principal Red Bull had ever had since it joined the grid in 2005, earning 124 victories, 107 pole positions, 287 podiums, eight drivers' world championships and six constructors' championships. Horner will be replaced by Laurent Mekies as CEO and team principal.